State Champions 2014.

With a 4:2 victory over OFK Belgrade in the penultimate 29th round, Crvena zvezda secured their 27th national championship title, and their first after a six-year hiatus. The scorers in this match were Darko Lazović, Nejc Pečnik, Dragan Mrđa and Miloš Ninković. There was no organized celebration of the title, due to the floods that had hit Serbia earlier, which caused many material and human losses.

The defeat at the start of the Super League in Ivanjica against Javor 4:2 and the elimination in the Europa League qualifiers did not indicate that Crvena Zvezda in the end, they reached the finish line first. However, coach Slaviša Stojanović was able to make good use of all the potential of Miloš Ninković and captain Nenad Milijaš, using their quality and lucidity to create a strong team and an attacking game that, after a weak start, began to break down all obstacles in front of it.

The first eternal derby of the season was greeted with a four-point gap to Partizan, but in an extremely competitive match, a 1:0 triumph was achieved with an own goal by Obradović, and it was then clear that Zvezda was entering the title fight. By the end of autumn, all victories were recorded, and the only stain was the defeat to Vojvodina in the cup at Marakana and early elimination.

The race with Partizan continued in the spring, with Zvezda achieving as many as 10 consecutive victories until the 146th eternal derby, and also gaining a six-point advantage. A 2:1 defeat was experienced in Humska, but it did not stop the championship campaign. Partizan took the lead, Dragan Mrđa equalized in the 56th minute, and in stoppage time Nemanja Kojić brought victory to the rival, but our team also had three points to spare and a better head-to-head record due to the 1:0 victory at Marakana. Zvezda did not let go of the advantage, after victories over Rad and Sloboda in Užice, the title was secured against OFK Beograd 4:2.

In a match without any significant result, coach Slaviša Stojanović gave Luka Jović a chance in Novi Sad against Vojvodina (3:3), who at 16 years and 156 days became the youngest scorer in the club's history, surpassing Dejan Stanković (16 years and 341 days).